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What is a podcast anyway?

It's a talkshow. Well, sort of. It's just less scripted and more useful. But most importanly, a podcast is the perfect mix of education and entertainment that can be listened to on your schedule.

Even on the go. No, especially on the go! You don't have time to be tied to your computer! Download the podcast episodes directly to your smartphone to listen to while you work.

Listen during those jobsite commutes. Some vehicles have access directly to podcasts built into them. By the time you get to the job, you'll be ready to spread the message to the rest of the crew and keep safety first and foremost on the minds of workers around you.

Why should I get my safety information from a podcast?

Use Safety Tales to bring your crew together. Talk about safety issues in real-life terms that you can actually relate to. And more importantly ...use on the job.

Safetydoesn'thave a reputation for being exciting.But Bacon does. It's high time to put some sizzle in your safety game.

Keep up with changing standards and the best new products from wherever your job takes you.

Dave and Bacon's Safety Tales brings you weekly advice, news, interviews with industry leaders and real life safety stories from people who don't write about safety for a living. They live it. Every day.

Quad City Safety has been around for almost 50 years and we know our stuff. Your host, Dave White, is a co-owner at Quad City Safety and he knows safety standards inside and out across multiple industries.

Safety isn't about avoiding fines. It’s a culture of improving the quality of life and saving the lives of workers.

There are tons ofjobs that can be deadly. We know. We've seen 'em all. Dave's advice can keep you in compliance andout of trouble. He knows industrial safety doesn’t stop at some minimum requirement.